DIGGING KING RAG

Struggling to get a supply of bait? Why not dig your own?

THERE’S a feeling of smug contentment you get when you catch fish on bait that you have dug yourself. Not every sea angler has either the time or inclination to collect their own, when permitted, but for those who do, the rewards can be immense. It ensures that when you go fishing you’ll be confident you are using the finest bait available. It’s also about gaining knowledge of the intertidal zone of a beach, which is invaluable for any angler, plus you get some outdoor exercise. King ragworms are one of the most popular baits for shore and boat angling because they catch lots of species. Here’s how to collect your own…